Lost TREASURES and FOSSILS found on Florida River Diving Adventure
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2024
- This was a great two day fossil diving adventure in North Florida. Recent floodwaters, made our underwater hunt challenging. We recovered Ice Age fossils, shark teeth and lost modern treasures. With each fossil hunt I always experience a new situation with wildlife and the raw nature within the beautiful Sunshine State.
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Two of Florida's best Zack and Justin
Thanks mort 🤟🤟
I appreciate your kind words Mort, thank you for watching.
Preach it
Glad to see you back making videos!
Thank you. I will be filming my fossil hunts on a regular basis this summer.
Glad that you explain that every trip isn’t epic. It’s crazy how so many of my dives i’ll find so little then others i’ll find one thing that makes it all worth it! Great vid as usual 😎
Thank you for watching, I appreciate your feedback. Finds can definitely run slim on many of the trips while other adventures turn out to be epic. The best part is always the hunt.
Great video. Thank you!
Thank you for watching Jack! I appreciate your feedback.
Dang I didn't know that about the bottles. I've been cleaning up broken glass out of the river for ever😮
Great finds.
Thank you so much
I’m so happy I just discovered your channel. I love your videos and I really love how enthusiastic and positive you are. Would you mind sharing how you got into fossil hunting and how you learned to identify fossils? Keep up the excellent work 🎉
Also, 19:19 I believe that was a sand tiger tooth !
Thank you so much for your feedback and for watching. My father was interested in fossils and introduced me to Florida's rivers and fossil sites as a boy. I actively read about fossils and their identifications daily. I really enjoy learning about these ancient animals and being able to identify their bones and teeth properly.
Snook were the last thing id think to see! Wow
I was surprised by their size but I have seen them super far up different rivers in the past. They happily remain in fresh water for long periods of time.
@@EpicFossils thats incredible seeing them in north north Florida…. I won’t ask what river! I see them in the Peace that size every winter. Thanks for your videos.
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That was a great adventure, looking forward to our next fossil hunt.
Love the video but that looks like gator heaven l😂😂😂
Very true....alligators tend to love the same places where diving is great for fossils. Thank you for watching.
Good ole Florida laws making it illegal to clean up garbage.
You have back bone to go in that water!!! Great fossils!
Yes, sometimes it is a bit scary. Thank you for watching.
The law about leaving anything man-made more than 50 years old is a dumb Law! That doesn't make any sense whatsoever. You would think they would want to let people clean up the waterways of old stuff. So a 50 year old tire in a river is a good thing?!
I don't get it!
You are preaching to the choir. I couldn't agree more. The laws changed in Florida back in 2004. Hopefully, future lawmakers will enact new policies that will allow the public to once again responsibly collect and remove these objects from the river bottom.
Why do you think they pass laws where you cant take a bottle out of the water or anything over 50 years old?
The catalyst of these laws that currently keep us from removing old man made objects was to prevent the public from collecting anything over 50 years in age that could be considered historically important.... i.e. Native American, Civil War and other cultural artifacts. Because these laws are all encompassing, they prevent responsible removal of garbage, including soda bottles from as recently as the early 1970's.